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If you enjoyed getting a Pepsi with your hot dog, however, you may have an unpleasant surprise the next time you stop at the food court. Costco is swapping out Pepsi at its soda fountains for Coca ...

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In a reversal of the cliché, Costco announced that soon it will no longer serve Pepsi products at its food court, so hopefully Coke is okay. Ron Vachris, CEO of the warehouse retail giant ...

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Costco is switching back to Coca-Cola products in its food court after more than a decade of serving Pepsi — and it's sparked mixed reactions online. While some are eagerly awaiting the retro ...

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The $1.50 hotdog was served with Pepsi for years. Suddenly, Pepsi is out, and Coke is in. Costco CEO Ron Vachris said on Costco’s earnings call, “We will be converting our food court fountain ...

Coke had been a mainstay of Costco food courts for decades, but Costco switched to Pepsi in 2013. “It’s a big shift,” a Costco executive said in 2013 when the company made the change.